Mel Muñiz is an Argentine singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who effortlessly fuses genres such as bolero, jazz, son, waltz, and swing. Trained at the Buenos Aires School of Music and the Astor Piazzolla Conservatory, she has been part of projects such as Las Taradas, La Familia de Ukeleles, and Bourbon Sweethearts, where she cultivated a deeply personal and timeless style. In 2020, she released her first solo album,Brave, with millions of views on platforms, and in 2023 it doubled down withThe Patron Saint of Black Hearts, a vibrant, orchestrated album that calls for dancing and celebration.

Mel Muñiz is an Argentine singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who effortlessly fuses genres such as bolero, jazz, son, waltz, and swing. Trained at the Buenos Aires School of Music and the Astor Piazzolla Conservatory, she has been part of projects such as Las Taradas, La Familia de Ukeleles, and Bourbon Sweethearts, where she cultivated a deeply personal and timeless style. In 2020, she released her first solo album,Brave, with millions of views on platforms, and in 2023 it doubled down withThe Patron Saint of Black Hearts, a vibrant, orchestrated album that calls for dancing and celebration.

Beyond her talent as a singer, Muñiz is also a guitar, trumpet, and ukulele player, as well as a teacher and scholar of astrology and tarot. These symbolic practices inform her work and are expressed in songs that resemble small emotional ceremonies, with a strong spiritual and narrative component. Her themeConstellation, for example, was released to coincide with a solstice, and many of its lyrics are born from astral charts or zodiacal archetypes.

Owner of a unique voice—sensual, raspy, sweet, and profound all at once—Mel has performed on major stages in Argentina and toured throughout the Americas and Europe. Her work is not confined to labels: it is the music of a free artist, who sings with her heart in her hand and transforms each genre she explores into a new, personal territory.